mahkoh 1,065 posts msg #142002 - Ignore mahkoh |
2/7/2018 2:28:54 PM
In the rearview mirror it is a lot easier to see when you should have gotten out. Problem is that on previous occasions a big red candle below the longterm guppy lines proved to be an excellent opportunity to buy.
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sandjco 648 posts msg #142007 - Ignore sandjco |
2/7/2018 7:00:51 PM
this black swan event was bizarre leading to CS to terminate it. the spike was just plain weird.
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four 5,087 posts msg #142017 - Ignore four |
2/8/2018 8:02:10 AM
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/02/06/the-simple-math-behind-the-inverse-volatility-etf.aspx
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Mactheriverrat 3,172 posts msg #142081 - Ignore Mactheriverrat |
2/9/2018 1:14:10 PM
This XIV is yesterdays news-
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Mactheriverrat 3,172 posts msg #142123 - Ignore Mactheriverrat |
2/11/2018 3:24:08 PM

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shillllihs 6,089 posts msg #142125 - Ignore shillllihs |
2/11/2018 4:23:54 PM
But doesn’t dma keep changing so is this an accurate assertion?
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pthomas215 1,251 posts msg #142126 - Ignore pthomas215 |
2/11/2018 4:55:07 PM
yes, i think it does, just like price crossing above the ema 13 sends price action up, but it can cross over down soon after and price action will follow. i think mac's point is one of long term averages...once price action falls below those averages, long term investors are giving up on it. if i mis spoke, I apologize to you Mac.
I personally think not enough attention is paid to the Beta of a stock or ETF. I was in WATT this past week, up a buck. damn thing plummeted 1.50 in 2 minutes. i checked the Beta after....hmmm, makes sense now. a Beta over 1.5 is more profitable but more dangerous.
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